Fascist Power Grows as Mussolini Attends Rome Rally
Edward W. Pickard reports on Mussolini addressing the international congress of surgeons in Rome, his return to Tripoli with a grand show of force, and the ongoing Fascist push amid clashes in Sicily and Naples. Observers note intensified anti opposition actions and rising party rhetoric across Italy.
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Cities as cure and danger in study of urban life
A University of Chicago study finds city life raises both the best and worst in people. While cities provide better schools churches health and leadership they also weaken home ties and foster crime juvenile delinquency poverty wife desertion divorce and abandoned infants. The result is a stark clash between morality and immorality in urban centers.
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We rent a house but build a home at last
A Detroit Free Press verse laments renting as temporary and yearns for a true home. The speaker desires a plot of land, personal space, and a house that expresses their identity, not mere shelter. They dream of stability, ownership, and a lamp that shines for their family.
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Robins
Home Town Loyalty in Tifton Gazette Opinion
The Tifton Gazette argues that faith in the home town drives growth. Towns with confident residents attract newcomers, spur new homes and industries, and prosper, while doubt halts progress and may push people away.
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Own Your Home Thrift Movement Urges Ownership
The "own your home" appeal promotes thrift and saving by paying for a home of one's own. It claims home ownership leads to greater contentment and stability for the family compared to renting and frequent moves.
Garden Fence Safeguards Family Garden Efforts
A note stresses that substantially fenced gardens protect owners and families from losses of seed and labor, ensuring active interest in maintaining the best garden where the plot remains safe from chickens, storks, and dogs.
City Managers Convention Sees Growth in New Visits
The annual meeting of the City Managers Association held in Grand Rapids reports rising attendance with more members adopting new city management practices. The conference highlights include updated municipal guidelines and increased cross city collaboration among participants from various states.
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Stecords
Evergreens Planting Brightens Winter Displays
Four smaller evergreens will be planted to give a cheery winter appearance. The trees are inexpensive and intended to add color and cheer during the cold season.
Essays on selfishness and practical life blur in Howe column
The column blends aphorisms on writing, industry, and morality with anecdotes about social behavior, self interest, and progress. It contrasts modern engineers and builders with authors, argues morality is tied to self interest, and notes a starving man choosing self preservation over help, ending with quirky vignettes about tombstones and a neighbor pausing a talk. It references Bernard Shaw and general societal habits.
Titian Work Found in Berlin Shop After Long Hidden
A barely legible Titian titled Venus Cupid and the Organ Player was discovered in a Berlin antique shop after years of grime. The organist is identified as Philip II of Spain, with Cupid copied from Titian and the painter meeting Philip in Milan in 1548 and Augsburg in 1550. The painting, after restoration, is in near perfect condition with unusually vivid blue sky.
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Tanlac Builds Strong Bodies for All Ages
A health ad touts Tanlac as a tonic that purifies blood and stabilizes digestion and liver function. It claims rapid relief from stomach issues headaches and sleeplessness with testimonials, urging purchase at drugstores. Also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation and claims widespread benefits.
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Tarlac
Ja Rowe
1St Ave
Cedar Rapids
Earrings Through Ages Fashion History
Earrings have ancient roots with varied styles across eras. Genesis mentions gifts to Rebekah, and tribes like Massailand in eastern Africa wore heavy pairs weighing up to three pounds, while Roman women used evolving designs to showcase brilliance and splendor.
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Eleven on the wrong side of one puzzled pupil
A teacher tests children on forming numbers from 4 to 22 then asks Jackie Jones why he writes 11 as 1. The boy explains he did not know which side to place the second 1. The exchange highlights early math missteps in a Pearson's story fragment.
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